pvc,
You really don’t ‘get it’. You are simply seeing what you want to see.
Fine, if if makes you happy and lifts the guilt from your shoulders.
However if this ever made a court case (which of course it won’t) then you would be asked lots of nasty questions.
For example:
“Do you believe that you are the intended audience for this software?”
“Is this software specifically provided to End Users … or did you have to find it via unorthodox means?”
"Was this software provided on a ‘Professional Audiologists’ section of a website? if so, are you a ‘Professional Audiologist’?
“Are you professionally qualified to use this software?”
I don’t know if you have ever been in a court case - but I have. It’s not a fun experience. No amount of “There wasn’t a notice excluding me.” will get you off the hook.
I agree with other posters that you have a zero chance of being taken to court … but deep in your soul you know that you have no right to use that software.
No amount of nit picking about software licence wording changes the fact that the software is not intended to be used by you.